Create an Animated Homage to Bruce Lee – Day 1

Create an Animated Homage to Bruce Lee – Day 1

Tutorial Details
  • Requirements: Just After Effects... enjoy
  • Difficulty: Advanced
  • Run Time: 23:10min

Final Product What You'll Be Creating

This entry is part 1 of 3 in the series Animated Homage to Bruce Lee

In this tutorial Markus walks us through the creation of a video accompaniment to Bruce Lee’s ‘Be Water’ philosophy. It features vibrant motion typographic sub-titles, animated illustrations and clever camera techniques. The training will be split over 3 days for a total of 71 minutes of tutorial video.

In day 1 of the training Markus designs and animates the typography for the video. This tutorial is an excellent compliment to Markus’s ‘Create Rhythmic Motion Typography‘ tutorial and demonstrates some more advanced typographic techniques.


Tutorial

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  1. Temo says:

    great tutorial, for the people new to ae like me

    Thanks

    -Temo

  2. Temo says:

    I tried to download the tutorial but when i click on the link it opens up and plays in another browser window, I don’t know how to download it from here. Can some one help please.

    -Temo

    • Lloyd says:
      Staff

      Right-click on the link and choose “Save As…”

      • Temo says:

        Thanks Loyd, I tried right clicking on the file when It was playing inside the other window but never though of right clicking on the link.

        I feel dumb now. hehe.

        Thanks for the help.

  3. juan says:

    thanks Loyd. this tutorial is interesting.

    more thanks

  4. Mike says:

    Great tutorial! I know this is not A.E. related but could you do a tutorial on how you created the illustrations or post a link to a tutorial that covers this? I would be so grateful.
    Thanks,

    Mike

  5. hamidrezamasoudi says:

    thanks for traning . this video is very nice.

  6. JIN KING says:

    GOOD!
    李小龙

  7. A.D.K. says:

    Thanks for this tutorial. It was fun for me doing it.
    here is my result:

    http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xb17l0_animated-homage-clip_lifestyle

    But at the end I was a little lazy so I did not finished it exactly as shown…
    lol

    thanks again

  8. Splashi says:

    Hey, great Vid and tutorial. I really like it. But one questions: Where do you got those graphics from ? Ist there something like an online archive for such graphics or have you collected them one by one as time went on?

  9. COFF says:

    GREAT! THANKS!

  10. Dee says:

    Hi,
    How do you turn on the audio while you’re scrubbing through?
    I can only do the ram preview with audio by hitting the “0″ numpad button…
    You seem to be able to drag the scrubber along to get the right frame with the sound.

    Please Help.
    Thanks

    • Patrick says:

      I have exactly the same problem, please help :(

      • Brett says:

        To preview your audio in AE while scrubbing the timeline just hold down the command key. Apple key on Mac. (Pretty sure but don’t have AE open at the moment. If it’s not the command key then it’s the alt key. Option key on Mac).

        Nice tutorial!

  11. Calvin says:

    hi!
    How do u position the anchorpoint to the bottom left corner of the text? Cause i looked over this awsome tutorial and all the text markus creates has a bottom left corner anchorpoint by default, whenever i make a new text the anchor point is somwhere random…and i have to re-position it using the pan tool, which is not very effective considering there are quite a few layers to go through, a good word of advice from a friendly professional would be great!

    thanks in advance!

  12. Friction says:

    Great tutorial, but if a beginner was to follow this (as all tutorials should be towards them) then they would have a very hard time. You speak way to fast and move way to fast through the video for a novice to understand what you are doing. I myself had a little trouble understanding where you were going and what you were doing. You shouldn’t have cut out so much of what you were doing also. A novice needs to see how all the parts are done and not just one or two parts.

    Nice effect but work needs to be done on presenting these things in a video tutorial format.

  13. Binson says:

    Great tutorial for beginners. Many helpful tips. Thank you!

  14. izzy says:

    hey how do i get the other videos 2 and 3

  15. Fred' says:

    Where exactly can I download the graphics for this, have been looking all over the place.

  16. hassa says:

    Hi, I can view tutorial cause it says missing plugin. where do i get it?

  17. Rosita says:

    Hey, nice tutorial but i can’t find a link to download the illustrations?

  18. karem says:

    i need the files .ai to complete my design :(

  19. Cam says:

    Where can I get hold of those illustrations of the mind, bottle, cup etc…?

    Very good tutorial by the way.

  20. Ali says:

    Hey… I saw the ‘what you’ll be making’ video and I really want to view the tutorials but it says that I have no plugin for the tut and the other three that follow… I tried using different browsers and even different computers.

    Please let me know what I can do/how I can fix the problem….

  21. Dan says:

    What gives – I signed up for your premium access and this tutorial cannot be found!

  22. steven says:

    the download link is broken :(

  23. xinrui says:

    How do i find the pictures of ai.format

  24. Lisebohn says:

    Can you give online or fix the broken links for “Create an Animated Homage to Bruce Lee – Part I” ?
    Thank you.

  25. Chris says:

    Hey, when right clicking to download linked file, it says I do not have permission to access the requested resource?

  26. Yellowmode says:

    i cant download the tutorial :(

  27. Julie C says:

    Whatever happened to this tutorial? I couldn’t get it from the site so I was using the original tutorial from vimeo, but now that’s gone too… It was a great tutorial, please save it and bring it back!

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